Just kiss already
Just kiss already
Wyatt Richardson
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Lucas Ward
you first with argentina
Noah Moore
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Luke Kelly
Korean is endless beggar of the compensation about ww2 and this is the reason we can’t be good relationships
Sebastian Bell
Wow you have fashionable talking sense.
Kiss sun= Argentines sun. Kawaii desu.
Gabriel Sullivan
he has a hateboner for you, It's your duty to bang him real hard
Thomas Harris
Korean has culture of anti japan tribalism from the first. It’s impossible to be good with them.
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Author Yi Yŏnghun was a professor of Economics at Seoul National University and the president of the Naksungdae Institute of Economic Research (낙성대경제연구소).
"it has sold in more than 110,000 copies in South Korea since it was published in July 2019. "
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Described as "anti-Japan tribalism," the book posits that there is a mentality in South Korean people who regard Japan as their primary enemy. Such a mentality, the authors argue, gave rise to some anti-Japan arguments among some South Koreans. In the book’s prologue titled "A Country of Lies," Lee Young-hoon speaks critically of the people who lie, the politics which lie, the scholarship of lies, and the trials of lies. According to this book, the lies are particularly noticeable in some instances of the ROK's national history. Lee and the co-authors thus elucidate how a minority of people in their country has created a small number of forged historical accounts.
Essentially, the book argues that the official history of the ROK has never been empirical. Anti-Japanism has been a dogma for a minority in post-independence South Korea. As such, some anti-Japan forgeries were produced to dramatize the ROK's national history. Critical of such a falsification, the book argues that some South Korean scholars, journalists, novelists, artists, activists, and politicians all contributed to this process.
Anti-Japan Tribalism is an attempt by some South Korean scholars to argue that there is distorted historical narrative in their own country. Based on their opinion, the authors discuss some anti-Japan arguments. The book "has a potential to dismantle the ROK's official history, the one that has been taught as right."
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Juan Morales
용일 (用日, yong’il) literally means “useing Japan”. It means “taking advantages from Japan” if South Korean can. It’s an antithesis of anti-Japan (반일, 反日, banil). 용일 is often referred or mentioned along with 극일 (克日, geugil: overcoming or winning Japan) and 지일 (知日, jiil: acknowledging Japan) all as antitheses of anti-Japan.
Eli Roberts
>Three posters in the thread
>And I'm one of them
Logan Wood
>Wow you have fashionable talking sense
What does that means?